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Green Colored Glasses- Green Kids Clothes: Electropura ReviewElectropura is run by fashion designer Lynn van Gastel who creates fashions for kids in sizes o-5 from existing materials. In today’s world where nearly everything seems to be disposable, these fashions rescue fabrics that still have tons of wear in […]
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Tag Archives: Brooklyn
Why Dumpster Diving for Food in Spain Could Cost You 750 Euros
Share This: Incredibly, some cities in Spain are now fining people who search through dumpsters for food the equivalent of nearly $1000; while elsewhere, other communities are beginning to understand the power inherent in salvaging and reusing resources gleaned … Continue reading
Posted in activism, food, reuse, Society, waste
Tagged Brooklyn, dumpster diving, Economy, fine, food dumpster dives, freegan, garbage, gift economy, In Europe, is dumpster diving legal?, madrid, scavenge, spain, trash
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Bikes Geared at Women – A Brooklyn Cycle Shop With Flair
It’s no news that cycling is good for you. It gets you outside. It keeps you out of your car, which means fewer emissions. It brings you into a community of people. It makes you active. Above all, the simple … Continue reading
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Tagged bike shop, bike stores, Brooklyn, Cycle, cycling, News & Culture, papillioniare
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Interview: David Maundrell of aptsandlofts.com Discusses the Demand for Green Homes in NYC
If you live in New York City, you’ve probably encountered aptsandlofts.com, a go-to resource when searching for prime New York City real estate. We recently had a chance to pick the brain of aptandlofts.com founder and Brooklyn native David Maundrell about his … Continue reading
Noble Goods Unveils New Line of Sustainable Wood Furniture with Unique Resin Inlays
Read the rest of Noble Goods Unveils New Line of Sustainable Wood Furniture with Unique Resin Inlays Permalink | Add to del.icio.us | digg Post tags: Amanda Coen, BKLYN Designs, Brooklyn, brooklyn chamber of commerce, Brooklyn Designs, Christopher Moore, eco … Continue reading
Posted in new york city, salvaged wood
Tagged "green furniture", Amanda Coen, BKLYN Designs, Brooklyn, brooklyn chamber of commerce, Brooklyn Designs, Christopher Moore, eco design, eco-resin, fsc certified, FSC wood, furniture design, green design, green Interiors, home goods, house ware, industrial design, inhabitat, inhabitat nyc, Molly FitzSimons, new york city, new york design week, Noble Goods, reclaimed wood, recycled aluminium, Recycled Materials, resin, resin inlay, salvaged materials, salvaged wood, sustainable design, West Elm
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Inhabitat’s Favorite Brooklyn-Made Green Designs at BKLYN Designs 2013!
Inhabitat’s favorite local NYC design show, BKLYN Designs, just wrapped up a three-day run in the DUMBO neighborhood of Brooklyn, NY, and the Inhabiteam was on the scene to source the latest and greatest green designs at the show. From adjustable, magnetic … Continue reading
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Tagged Adam Frank, aellon, Bien Hecho, Bower, Brooklyn, brooklyn chamber of commerce, Brooklyn Designs, Caleb Zipperer, carousel showcase, casa kids, Dog Tag Designs, eco design, from the source, furniture design, Garrison Architects, green design, Green Design Events, home goods, hooker and co, house ware, industrial design, inhabitat, inhabitat nyc, Lamacek, Mark Jupiter, new york city, Noble Goods, palo samko, pickett, reclaimed wood, recycled aluminium, Recycled Materials, salvaged materials, salvaged wood, sustainable design, Urban Chandy, West Elm
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Bower Shows Off Geometric Polaris Lamp at Brooklyn Design Show
One of the most interesting designs on display at BKLYN Designs this week is Bower‘s Polaris lamp, and yesterday Inhabitat’s New York correspondents were able to view it in person. According to Bower, the lamp is made from solid pieces of scrap wood. Magnets have … Continue reading
Adam Frank Unveils Mesmerizing LUCID Mirror at BKLYN Designs 2013
We caught up with Adam Frank at BKLYN Designs this week, and we had a chance to check out his latest design, the LUCID Mirror. The mirror functions just like a typical reflective sheet of glass, but it also has a 3D image of … Continue reading
Check Out Dog Tag Designs’ Hilarious Darth Vader Lamps at BKLYN Designs 2013
We never realized that lamps could go to the dark side, but apparently they can if they’re made by Brooklyn-based Dog Tag Designs. The furniture design studio has a penchant for taking unique objects (like this Darth Vader bust) and … Continue reading
Posted in new york city, steampunk
Tagged "green furniture", artsy fartsy, BKLYN Designs, Brooklyn, carousel showcase, Dog Tag Designs, DUMBO, eco design, gallery, green design, Green Design Events, lamps, nyc, Recycled Materials, steampunk, sustainable design, tables, Tyagi Schwartz, upcycled design
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Lamacek Design Studio to Bring Funky Felt Creations to BKLYN Designs 2013
Brooklyn-based design firm Lamacek Design Studio hauled in a BKLYN Designs award back in 2010 for producing a clever wall-mounted Deer Head Light, so we’re especially excited to see what tricks the firm has up its sleeve this year. Designers Connie Lam and Michael … Continue reading
Each Piece of Mark Jupiter’s Reclaimed Furniture Has a Story to Tell
As a fourth-generation New York builder, Mark Jupiter has plenty of stories to tell, but instead of writing in a journal, Jupiter shares his tales through each of his reclaimed furniture pieces, which he’ll be showcasing this May at BKLYN Designs 2013. Using recycled … Continue reading